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[[Image:First-presbyterian-lr.jpg|thumb|300px|First Presbyterian Church of Little Rock at Fifth and Scott streets.]]
'''First Presbyterian Church''' was established in [[Little Rock]] in 1828 under the leadership of Reverend [[James W. Moore]]. Moore was known for removing "wickedness and vice" from the town and replacing it with "morality and piety."

The congregation constructed a brick and stone English Gothic church on the southwest corner of East Eighth and South Scott streets (123 East Eighth Street) in 1921. The church was designed by [[John Parks Almand]]. The [[Little Rock Boys Club]] stood directly across Scott Street to the east.

==References==

*Ira Don Richards, ''Story of a Rivertown: Little Rock in the Nineteenth Century'' (1969), 14-15.

==External links==

*[http://www.littlerockbpw.org/ First Presbyterian Church homepage]